Sunapee Democrats & Friends
Working at the grassroots to advance our democracy
Our Mission
The Sunapee Democratic Committee educates and engages voters on the policies and legislation affecting our community, state, and country; supports local candidates; and encourages civic involvement to safeguard democratic principles.
The committee meets monthly, and we invite all who share our values to join us and support our activities. Sunapee Dems and friends also host events and programs for the community. Please get in touch with us to learn more.
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​Email: info@SunapeeDems.org
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Sunapee Democratic Committee
PO Box 431
Georges Mills, NH 03751​
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Committee Co-Chairs
Sue Gottling and Linda Tanner
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Yes, You Make a Difference
Your engagement is crucial to our work, fostering community and creating impactful change. We deeply appreciate all who participate and support our activities, which include:
Outreach and engaging with voters
Hosting community programs
Supporting pro-democracy initiatives
Committee and campaign fundraising
Championing local leaders
Use YOUR Voice & Vote
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Know your elected representatives.
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Reach out to them regarding issues that impact you. Weigh in on legislation.
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Evaluate legislators' voting records to see if they align with your concerns and values. Then make your voice count when voting.
*** See the Elected Officials pages ***
In New Hampshire, we engage with voters, candidates, and campaigns, from local to presidential. We participate in parades, fairs, and election activities.
Be Part of Shaping the Future
We are actively preparing for the critical mid-term elections in 2026.
A crucial aspect of our efforts involves candidate recruitment, educating voters, and encouraging participation in elections. In 2024, we successfully helped re-elect Hope Damon to the New Hampshire House for Sullivan District 8, Karen Liot Hill to the Executive Council, and Maggie Goodlander to Congress.
Despite these successes, Democrats did not make electoral gains in Sullivan County or statewide. As a result, Republicans continue to control the New Hampshire House, Senate, Executive Council, and the Office of the Governor.
Please get in touch with us to volunteer and help prepare for the 2026 elections. Learn about the Sunapee Democratic Committee and how you can get involved: Email us at info@SunapeeDems.org.
In New Hampshire, we engage with voters, candidates, and campaigns, from local to presidential. We participate in parades, fairs, and election activities.
Town & Voter Info
Town of Sunapee (homepage)
Sunapee is a SB 2 town with Town Meeting held in two sessions. The Deliberative Session is held in February. Voting and local elections follow in March, on the second Tuesday of the month. Contact the Town Clerk and School District for the list of offices and the candidate filing period.
Voter Information: Contact the Sunapee Town Clerk for voter information, including registration, absentee voting, and change of address.
​NH Secretary of State: Voter Information LookUp
A favorite view in Sunapee along the Sugar River, wih The Livery—a historic community landmark—in the distance.
Information Provided by the Sunapee Democratic Committee